I want us to be properly clued up and on it.
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Be prepared, get clued up, and know what you're talking about.
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As a teenager, I was not clued up about beauty and skin care.
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These panels are meant to get you clued up quickly and to explore the most exciting startups in these verticals.
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So, forgive my ignorance, but I'm not too clued up on what Crohn's is and how it affects its sufferers.
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If you're all clued up about how each other is feeling then you're in a better place to help each other.
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Before I embarked on my journey to find love and likes on Instagram, I clued up on a few of the basics.
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Also, I like to be clued up on things personally, but we're all so preoccupied with discovering things about our own lives.
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There is a quiet acceptance among clued-up Chinese basketball media that Ding will be back in the CBA come the fall.
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In Charlie, I finally found a dog who was older, tougher, more clued up—a charming canine con-artist with a feather-light heart.
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Clued-up farmers are gradually learning to scan the bar codes on seed packets with their phones to see if the product is genuine.
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Plus it's unfair to expect anyone to step out of puberty and immediately into a role in which they're totally clued up and vocal about equality.
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Now, the whole purpose of this project is to get people more clued up on what rumba is all about, and what it means for Cuba.
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You may well be clued up on all the latest news regarding encryption and logging policies, but the chances are your granny is out of the loop.
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Watch: Artist Marilyn Minter on Depicting Female Sexuality My husband's actually pretty clued up on sexual health, but he's far from alone in getting all the vital parts confused.
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I think it's getting cooler to be clued up, educated about it, rather than being hardcore and getting really messed up What sort of thing do you regularly find?
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Mr. Putin is clued up on political sensitivities in the West, and often seems to delight in skirting right along the edge of what is acceptable to Western audiences.
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You can get clued up on that killer twist, or super-emotional showdown, or scarcely believable character arc, via a web browser in minutes... and then talk about it like an expert.
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However, one financial intelligence expert told CNBC that companies and investors could now gain the same benefits from tapping the digital currency sector as from offshoring — and that clued-up ones had probably already opted to do so.
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Consolidating your daily fix of entertainment and news takes no time at all, and you could be clued up on everything from finance to football in less than half an hour with the help of email services like The Skimm.
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"I had no idea who he was at the time, as I'm obviously not very clued up on my actors and ended up loudly exclaiming, 'But who is Michael Fassbender?' not realizing he was standing right behind me," she says.
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Although it contains vocal contributions from his usual crew of indie-dance collaborators––Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor and LCD's Nancy Whang both guide the singles––it's a more direct call to contemporary dance floors, inspired by gigs at Panorama Bar and other clued-up European clubs.
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Brits largely reported being more clued up about the impacts of the falling pound — which has pushed up inflation, making everyday goods more expensive and squeezing UK consumers — since the Brexit vote, as the chart below illustrates: The UK economy had fared better than all but the most optimistic of forecasters imagined in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit referendum, confounding predictions of an immediate recession, and ticking along with an almost complete disregard for the uncertainty created by the vote.
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The role marked her acting debut. She made her first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 4 July 1997. Toyah was portrayed as cocky, naive, too trusting and occasionally needing to be "a bit more clued up" about things. Taylor called Toyah a decent person and someone who was loyal to her friends and family.
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It was claimed that the channel produced more original series worldwide than any other cable or satellite network. In April 1996, IFE sold its remaining 61% share to Flextech, giving them full ownership of the venture and production studio in Maidstone. The deal did not include any of the programme archive which included many TVS game shows, such as Catchphrase and All Clued Up, but the channel did continually broadcast these series until 2000.
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Other books he has written include the Clued Up Series - a collection of 6 books co-authored with Pam Harvey and the 3 League of Legends books - a rugby league series with input from ex-Australian captain, Laurie Daley. He has also written three equally popular thriller books The Vanishings, The Cursed and The Immortal. His most recent series is called Gabrielle. The first two books of this series are due for release in April, 2011.
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She also thought that Toyah had a romantic view of love, was too trusting and occasionally needed to be "a bit more clued up". The actress added that Toyah was "a very decent person", who was loyal to her friends. Digital Spy's Kris Green described Toyah as "the more mellow of the Battersbys" and thought that it was due to Les (Bruce Jones) not being her biological father. The Daily Mirror's Charlie Catchpole commented that Toyah went "from lumpy, sulky schoolgirl to confident, radiant young woman".
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WalesOnline - News - South Wales Valleys - Neath - Dyffryn Comprehensive pupils get all clued up about saving their money As of , it has the only 'Interact club' in the area, where pupils think up ways to donate to charity, and choose charities to donate to. Dyffryn is one of the only schools in the country borough to run a school Interact Club. Interact Club is the youth version of the Rotary Club. The Interact Club has raised thousands of pounds for local and international charities which the pupils themselves decide to support.
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Blockbusters is a British television quiz show based upon an American quiz show of the same name. A solo player and a team of two answer trivia questions, clued up with an initial letter of the answer, to complete a path across or down a game board of hexagons. The programme premiered on 29 August 1983 on ITV and ran for ten series, ending on the ITV network on 19 May 1993. It has since been revived for four additional series, the most recent of which was a comedy version hosted by Dara Ó Briain, which premiered on Comedy Central on 21 March 2019.
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PC Zone stated it was "a joy to give birth to these new creations and see them succeed in the task they were created for", in regards to the Gear customisation process. Response to the AI was mixed. GameSpot praised the AI as challenging, and PC Zone described the enemy AI as being "clued-up on battle tactics", able to "dodge and weave all over the place" as well as seek reinforcements. PC Gamer disagreed, accusing the AI of being "absolutely, hilariously terrible", a view shared with Linux Journal, who described the AI as being "basically pathetic", both critics cited examples of poor pathfinding.
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He appeared alongside comedians Benny Hill and Tommy Cooper and hosted Thames TV's showcase weeks on television in New York City and Los Angeles. Later he hosted ATV's Saturday night series Up For the Cup, and four series of ITV's hangman-style game show All Clued Up. For BBC TV he hosted Top of the Pops and Seaside Special and the Eurovision Song Contest Previews in 1986. For seven years he was the main host of one of the earliest satellite TV stations, Lifestyle. Hamilton was one of the final people on the network when it closed on 24 January 1993, appearing on the final segment wishing viewers goodbye.
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